Talkback Episodes Episode guide
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Stormont shakeup: A surprising start to the new Executive
An unexpected formation at Stormont raises questions. William Crawley and guests discuss.
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Stormont returned yesterday for one day after being in mothballs for more than a 1000 days
Did yesterday's display of democracy give you confidence about the future of the Assembly
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Stormont Flag
A neutral flag for Stormont every day the Assembly is sitting?
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Stormont election deadline delayed by a year
The TUV's Jim Allister, Alliance's Kate Nicholl and journalist John Manley discuss.
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Stormont Crisis: What should David Cameron do?
As the Stormont crisis continues... Today we asked what should David Cameron do?
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Stormont avoided a cliff edge on Friday with a last minute compromise on coronavirus restrictions in the hospitality sector
Could businesses now be in a worse position with more restrictions in the pipeline
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Stinging criticism of the Government from the Electoral Commission over failure to reveal the names of big political donors
The head of the Commission is joined by Niall McCracken, Steven Agnew and Naomi Long.
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Steve Aiken, the leader of the Ulster Unionists, is in the Talkback studio taking your calls
He tells us why your vote should go to the UUP and answers your questions
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Stem cell donor register
The family of a Newry teenager are appealing for bone marrow donors to come forward.
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Statins - Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
Statins - Do the benefits outweigh the risks?
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Stardust Inquiry
Ahead of the verdict, we hear from one of the families who lost a loved one at Stardust.
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Spend it like Stormont: We ask if you were in charge of the budget for Northern Ireland, what would you spend it on?
Ahead of a 91热爆 documentary we hear from Richard Pengelly who controls our health budget
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SPAD salaries: Do our political parties care more about protecting salaries than the needs of constituents?
Are our MLAs prioritising SPAD wages over the needs of Northern Irish voters?
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South Belfast constituency special
William is in South Belfast for the second of our Talkback constituency specials
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South Armagh policing report 'is blueprint for all-Ireland policing'
Some unionist leaders have claimed the report is a move towards all-Ireland policing.
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Sorcha Eastwood interview
The Alliance MLA on what she says is a smear campaign being carried out by Loyalists.
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Songs of Praise in Calais
We discuss whether Songs Of Praise should film at the migrant camp in Calais?
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Some countries are now requiring face coverings in all public places. Should the Executive consider doing the same here?
Guests- Dr Gabriel Scally, Glyn Roberts, Kellie Armstrong MLA & journalist Neil Clark
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Social distancing to end in shops and theatres
Is it time for all restrictions to go? Or has Stormont gone too far?
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Snap election special
We get all the local reaction to Prime Minister Theresa May's election announcement
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Snap election special
We get all the local reaction to Prime Minister Theresa May's election announcement
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Smoking on beaches
Are you fed up with smokers lighting up while you're at the beach?
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Smoking in cars
Is it time for a total ban on smoking in cars?
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Sir George Bain Podcast
Sir George Bain answers questions on welfare, the living wage and arts funding.
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Sinn F茅in's foreign policy stance and relationship with Hamas is put under the spotlight.
In light of the conflict, William Crawley and guests discuss Hamas and Sinn F茅in.
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Sinn F茅in's Barry McElduff resigns as West Tyrone MP following the Kingsmills controversy
Mr McElduff said he did "not want to be a barrier to the reconciliation process".
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Sinn F茅in wants to give Belfast City Council officers the authority to remove bonfire materials from council and private land
Community worker Phil Hamilton says it's an attack on loyalist culture
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Sinn F茅in vice-president Michelle O'Neill has accepted an invitation to attend the King's coronation
How has the gesture been received both inside & outside Northern Ireland?
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Sinn Fein under pressure after one of their TDs tweets that the IRA taught the British army a lesson
The party's facing claims of hypocrisy for talking about the need for respect from others
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Sinn F茅in president Mary Lou McDonald would prefer a new chief constable to come from outside the PSNI.
Do you agree or do you think politicians should stay out of police appointments?